Analogue-sequencer

Thanks Paul, but do you think that a MOTU Midi TImepiece doesn't give a tight clock output? I also tried with a Midiman 4x4.
Regards.
Miguel.


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Paul Nagle 
  To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 7:58 PM
  Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Cubase Sync


  I just did some sync experiments with Cubase SX 2 and the P3. I find I 
  can get perfect sync if I use the MIDEX8 interface and pretty good sync 
  if I use my RME Multiface MIDI output. However, the RME was more 
  susceptible to wackiness at extremes of tempo (anything below about 
  70BPM or above 180BPM).

  I realise the results aren't conclusive but if you have access to a MIDI 
  interface that gives a tight clock output, you'll probably have no 
  problems. I've synced the P3 to various hardware devices and never had a 
  problem.

  Another reason I leave my PC firmly out of the music-making equation. 
  Too many variables.

  Paul

  P.S. I had no trouble syncing the Spectralis either. The only problems I 
  had were if I altered tempo via the transport manually. Then strangeness 
  occurred. The solution to that was to use the tempo track - in which 
  case all tempo changes seemed just peachy.


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